Sparma decision could shape Mrukowski football career
Ohio State faces a crossroads as Joe Sparma ponders a $40,000 Braves offer versus returning for football, with Bill Mrukowski watching closely. Woody Hayes hedges on quarterback plans while Sparma, Mummey and Minkowski vie for roles, Sparma’s choice possibly altering OSU’s 1964 season.
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Pete Swanson
Elyria
Bill Mrukowski
Ohio State University
Joe Sparma
Massillon
Sparma
Sparma I
Bucks
Mrukowski
John Mummey
Painesville
Iowa
Michigan
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Buffalo
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Hayes
Lus
Braves
Minkowski
Bil
Bill
Mummey
Wooster St
Joe
Woody
Flowers Spark Bankers to Victory in Elyria League Game
Jack Flowers powered First National Bank to a 4-2 win over Day's Hardware as his triple and steal produced the lead and insurance run. Jeff Buswell threw a three hit victory, with Day's pitchers Dellisant and Wircenski allowing eight hits. Meanwhile Elyria Telephone toppled West Side Lumber 8-4 with key hits from Ignatz Lepkowski Stacey and Brekelbaum.
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Jack Flowers
First National Bank
Day’s Hardware
Elyria
Bankers
Day’s
Flowers
Jeff Buswell
Day's
Larry Parker
Jim Dellisanti
Elyria Telephone Company
West Side Lumber
Jeff Ignatz
Jim Lepkowski
Bob Stacey
Lumbermen
Wayne van Oster
J .D. Haas
Hans
Clay Burkhard
John Brekelbaum
Brekelbaum
Dellisant
Wircenski
Buswell
Crozier
Bourne Eyes Mid-Am Final At Possum Run
Oberlin golfer Bob Bourne reached the final round of the Mid-American Junior Open at Possum Run Country Club after defeating Elyria's Johnny Brandt 3 and 2 and Gary Goecker 3 and 2 in the morning and afternoon matches. Jim Baske of Benton Harbor, Mich., led the field, needing only 12 holes to beat Dave Deever yesterday, and Bourne is one of only two Lorain Countians remaining from a 285-player Midwest field. Bourne birdied Nos. 10 13 and 16 to secure his edge over Brandt.
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Bourne
Baske
Midwest
Brandt
Burgess Throws No-Hitter In 80 Win For Grafton Merchants
Bob Burgess pitched a no hit game for Larson Foundry Graf ton Merchants guiding an 80 win over North Olmsted in Western Inter City League action. He fanned nine. Niki Walsh Al Stacey and Dan Ezso drove in two runs apiece. Next game at 2 pm Sunday at Avon Lake.
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Grafton
Bob Burgess
Larson Foundry-Grafton Merchants
North Olmsted
Burgess
Niki Walsh
al Stacey
Dan Ezso
Graftonites
Avon Lake
Notices Day's Hardware and First National Bank clash in makeup
Day's Hardware and First National Bank of Elyria meet Sunday at 2 p m at West Recreation Field diamond No 4 for a Class D League makeup game. Both teams compete in the Elyria circuit and aim to stay in playoff contention.
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Day's Hardware
First National Bank
Elyria
West Recreation Field
Dr Perry cards ace at Cherry Ridge Country Club
Dr. Robert H. Perry of 406 Cambridge Ave. scored the season's first hole-in-one at Cherry Ridge Country Club yesterday. He aced the 130 yard third hole with an 8 iron while playing with Don Gaflin, Bob Thompson and Kim Davis. Gaflin later made an eagle on No.
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Robert H. Perry
Cambridge Ave
Cherry Ridge Country Club
Perry
Don Gaflin
Bob Thompson
Kim Davis
Gaflin
Local 392 Wins on Robinson Hit in Seventh Inning
Grafton Local 392 beat the Litchfield Grange 4-3 as Bob Robinson drove in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh. Lee Spanski pitched a complete game with six strikeouts and Henry Halblaub added a double and a single. In another game, Mike Christ pitched for the North Eaton Dodgers as they defeated Grafton Ladies Shop 18-5.
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Bob Robinson
Grafton Local
Litchfield Grange
Lee Spanski
Henry Halblaub
Mike Christ
North Eaton Dodgers
Grafton Ladies Shop
Cherry Ridge Country Club Area Fairway Results
Area fairways at Cherry Ridge Country Club saw Worthing ton Ball 7 percent and Tristam 2 percent in a City League event. Low gross honors went to Jerry Kish with 35 while Joe Emody, Jack Harn, and others finished near par. Red Division claimed by Bob Gardner's Insurance at 44 percent and White Division by United Polish Club at 56 percent. Playoff set for 11 a.m. Saturday with 18 holes of match and medal play.
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CHERRY RIDGE COUNTRY _CLUB
Cherry Aides
Worthington Ball
Aeab Tristam
Timms Spring Co
B. F. Goodrich Development
Aeway Drive
Aunty
West Side
Tumber
Jerry Kish
Joe Emody
Jack Harn
Harn
Andy Garlowinski
John Reeks
Bob Gardner
Insurance
United Polish Club
Reiees Fe
Jim Pronesti
Pinky Mate Mayda
Comebackers win in Little League East action
Empire Springs and Day's Hardware pulled off come from behind wins in Little League East. Springs tied the game in the seventh and won 3 2 after Ned Battling, Cr. Battlers led until the seventh. Molosky drove in the decisive runs and struck out 14 in six innings as Gasser left early due to pitch limit. Day's Hardware edged Crawford 8 7 with Tom Dunlap's seventh inning homer and Fred Llewellyn pitching support.
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Empire Springs
Day
Hardware
Springs
Ned
Battlers
Crawford
Jim Molosky
Danny Gasser
Mike Elberts
Jack Philips
Molosky
Gasser
Innin
Major League Baseball Standings and Friday Night Schedule
The American League leaders show Cleveland at 38 26 and a .594 pace with Los Angeles 36 28 and Minnesota 38 30. Detroit and Chicago hover around .500 while Boston and Washington trail. Thursday results include Boston 3 Cleveland 1 and New York 3 Baltimore 0. Friday atop matchups feature Boston at Baltimore and New York at Detroit with multiple night games and doubleheaders listed.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Raw City
Schwall
Delock
Pap- Des
Roberts
Twinight
Chance
Lee
Maranda
Pascual
Stafford
Aguirre
Philadelphia
Houston
Farrell
Golden
Jackson
Miller
St Louis
Broglio
Brown
Owens
Pittsborgh
Anderson
Gibbon
Cincinnati
Parkey
Koufax
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Bardette
Sanford
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Eeeece
Cincinnati Eaenne
St. Loui Eacees
Houston Asnecese
New York Canone
Elyria High Tennis League Forms New Season
The Elyria summer tennis team opens with a 7 pm meet at West Recreation Field courts. The team competes in the Inter-City Recreation Department Tennis League with Parma and Shaker Heights joining this year. Holdovers are Elyria Lakewood Wooster and Cuyahoga Falls. League matches occur Sundays with July 8 eyed for openers. Coach Jim Rakestraw leads a three man staff with Larry Stark and Adam Baillie assisting.
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West Recreation Field
Recreation Department
Parma
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Wooster
Cuyahoga Falls
Elyrians
Jim Rakestraw
Elyria High
Larry Stark
Elyria Star
Adam Baillie
Ridgeville High
Bowling results for Rudy's Pin Busters and teams
Team standings show Rudy's Pin Busters with 16 wins and 61 losses, Team 6 at 15 95, and Team 7 115 9. High individuals include Jean Hana with 467, Evelyn Essex 467, Ernie Bolohan 19 dollars, and Jane Husbands 436. first place goes to Team and 16 8 in interday series with Erate Belehan noted.
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Rudys
Jean Hana
Ernie Bolohan
Evelyn Essex
Jane Husbands
Erate Belehan
National AAU meet opens with star field in Walnut
The National AAU track meet begins in Walnut California with a strong field led by Bob Hayes Frank Budd and Harry Jerome among rivals for world marks. Mt San Antonio College hosts trials at 10 with Hilmer Lodge predicting up to a dozen world records may fall as top milers Beaty Grelle and Weisiger brace for fierce competition.
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Chicago
Stanford
Mt. San Antonio College
Los Angeles
Hilmer Lodge
Mt. San Antonio
Bob Hayes
Florida A & M
Frank Budd
Villanova
Harry Jerome
Oregon
Budd
Hayes
Jerome
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Beaty
Jim Grelle
Terry Weisiger
Krugman Fans One Hitter For VFW Post 1079 Win
John Krugman pitched a one hitter as VFW Post 1079 defeated B and B Food Market 14 to 1 in a Little League West contest. Only run against him came on Joe Cotten’s second inning single. Bruce Kaczay walked and scored on Harold Kehler’s single. Jack Janosik added an RBI hit. Otten took the loss on four hits.
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John Krugman
VFW Post
B & B Food Market
Krugman
Joe Cotten
Bruce Kaczay
Harold Kehler
Jack Janosik
Otten
Lions Club
Bellamy Cues Service
John Barry
Woody Jeffries
Speedway Surprises at Lorain County Track Draw Weekend Action
A Lorain County Speedway doubleheader showcases newcomers and veterans reshaping the field. Red Bales, a Columbus driver with 15 years’ experience, places runner up in a 15-lap semi and first heat. Lou Nagy from Amherst returns, winning his 1962 debut and a semi finish. Spike Gilliland and others push hardtops, while Bud Craig announces expanded July 4 fireworks at the Firecracker 50.
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Lorain County Speedway
Red Bales
Columbus
One Third Mile Oval
Lou Nagy
Amherst
Nagy
Woody Wright
Lorain
Spike Gilliland
Berea
Comng
Bob Zvosec
Elyria
Dick Gibbs
Brunswick
Bud Craig
Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association
Craig
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